i was inpsired by design sponge
alderberry hill inspired by felicity vintage mauve cowgirl up party serendipity and spice home maker on a dime
teagans travels uncommon debbie does creations real housewifes of riverton adventures of a diy mum vintage wanna bee the kurts corner the winthrop chronicles pinkopotamus a diamond in the stuff embracing change our thrifty ideas crafty confessions naptime delights
sew much ado diy dreamer jaqs studio crafty scrappy happy raegun ramblings southern lovely the gilded hare restore interiors savvy southern style faded charm boerman ramblings
the ny melrose family i gotta create 52 mantels embracing change the artsy girl connection spruce your nest beyond the picket fence
creation corner bacon time with the hungry monster little becky homecky marriage from scratch kitchen fun with my 3 sons
i cant stop crafting jolly jane nutmeg place rustic crafts &chic decor polkadot pretties too much time on my hands
sisters of the wild west
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ReplyDeleteGreat job. I like the rustic look.
ReplyDeleteThis is my first visit to your blog! I love these sweet little barnacles! So clever! I think I like them better in the solid white than with brighter colors, too! Thanks so much for sharing such a great tutorial!!
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Have a wonderful week!
Becky
These are very unique!! They must be so much fun to create too!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this at The DIY Dreamer.. From Dream To Reality!
Very creative and they could be used for so many things! Love them!
ReplyDeleteThis is so cool! Thanks for linking this up to Fantabulous Friday at Little Becky Homecky!!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant! I'm going to experiment with this clay- looks like you can make a lot of stuff using it! Patsy from
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papemelroti
Who knew barnacles could be so cute!
ReplyDeleteThis is so cool! You have so many beautiful projects, I could stay all day!! Thanks so much for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteLove it! I want to try this!
ReplyDeleteThose turned out great.
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